Logan Sargeant will start the Japanese Grand Prix from the pit lane as Williams plans setup experiments as part of its car rebuild ahead of the race. The American rookie crashed a the start of Q1 and heavily damaged his car, leaving Williams with a big repair job. While that work is mainly taking place on Sunday morning, Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson says the car should be ready in time and will be changed from the setup that started qualifying. “Almost everything,” Robson said. “Spare chassis, spare power unit — a previously used one, so no additional penalty — spare gearbox — previous one — floor, rear wing, front wing… “Not allowed to...
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